What clients and colleagues first notice about Jurga is her professionalism, attention to detail, sense of humor and her sensitive yet strong, empathic presence that is felt both in person and online. Being with her feels safe. For Jurga, no themes are forbidden and no questions or complaints are too foolish to address. Jurga accompanies her clients on their personal journeys with respect and attunement, at a pace they are ready to travel.

Jurga’s areas of professional interests lie in somatic psychology and nervous system regulation, she practically applies the Polyvagal theory in her work and her life. Jurga compassionately assists clients in finding their way towards healing in cases of: experiencing psychosomatic symptoms, looking into inner family work (subpersonalities, IFS), dealing with issues of attachment, boundaries and other  relational struggles (family, partnerships, including LGBTQ+ and other non-normative relationship structures), sexuality, struggles of life abroad, in multicultural environments and etc.

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Jurga is a professional member of The International Somatic Movement Education and Therapy Association (ISMETA).

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Jurga offers individual somatic therapy sessions foradults online in English and/or Lithuanian. She facilitates Authentic Movement and somatic movement exploration groups, workshops on nervous system regulation and etc. She has multicultural experience, is a mother of four children, three of whom are already adults.  

Jurga has a long-standing experience of working with people. During the first decade of her working life, she focused on deepening the knowledge in Human Resource Management, working as a business consultant specialising in employee motivation and remuneration.  However, feeling a lack of deep and authentic connection with herself and others in this sphere, Jurga longed for a space where one could meet with our humanity, vulnerability and explore the depth of the inner world. Her experience suggested that finding answers within the mind  was not enough. Understanding what, why, how is great but transforming that into an embodied, practical experience which can produce real change is qualitatively another step. That is where Somatic Therapy entered Jurga’s life. 

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After studying and applying Holistic Pulsing, Tibetan massage, and other bodywork techniques that have a more holistic approach, in 2017 Jurga enrolled in a three-year-programme of somatic therapy at the Institute for Integrative Bodywork & Movement Therapy, London, UK from which she has since graduated.

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